2026-01-09 16:21:17

The Walrus protocol is launching an instant application solution that showcases a new approach in the Web3 storage field. Most interestingly, it operates normally even without an internet connection, which is a must-have for many edge scenarios and offline applications.

From a technical perspective, Walrus is based on a decentralized storage architecture, inherently supporting the construction of offline application styles. Whether it's edge AI computing or purely offline scenarios, this solution can handle them with ease. This means users no longer need to worry about unstable networks, and data security is also solidly guaranteed—the entire system adopts a highly linear application design to ensure speed and reliability meet expectations.

Against the backdrop of ongoing improvements in Web3 infrastructure, such innovative storage solutions are filling market gaps. WAL (WALUSDT), as the core asset of this ecosystem, is gradually demonstrating its application potential in decentralized applications.

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BlockTalk

· 14h ago

Can run offline too, I really didn't think of this idea WAL—does this thing have real imagination or is it just another concept coin? We'll see how it gets implemented later Can be used in areas with poor network, but in the domestic environment... hmm Decentralized storage is talked about every day, but I haven't seen a killer app Feels like just blowing bubbles again, let's wait and see

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LightningPacketLoss

· 01-11 23:23

Can it still be used offline? If that's true, how many things would need to change? Can WAL turn things around this time? It feels like it has always lacked presence. In the decentralized storage space, it seems like no one has been able to do it well in the past two years. By the way, why is Walrus considered better than Arweave? Or is it just a gimmick? Offline scenarios do have demand, but will there be many users... Can this really run stably? There are too many pitfalls in Web3 storage. WAL looks okay, but the price increase can't be sustained. What's going on? It feels like another scheme that sounds impressive but is actually useless.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 01-09 16:46

Offline operation does have some substance, but very few projects can truly be implemented. The key still depends on whether the ecosystem can keep up; otherwise, no matter how advanced the architecture is, it’s useless. If Walrus can solve practical pain points this time, it might go viral. This kind of storage solution should have been developed long ago; better late than never. Data security is really a necessity, but let's wait and see how it performs before making any judgments.

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UnluckyLemur

· 01-09 16:44

Running offline? That's true decentralization. --- In simple terms, even if the network is bad, there's no need to worry. This really hits the pain point. --- Offline scenarios definitely need someone to develop them. Is Walrus trying to get a foothold? --- Constantly talking about offline, can it really be used or is it just another concept? --- Decentralized storage is becoming more competitive. Can WAL come up with some new tricks? --- Wow, edge computing combined with offline—are they here to revolutionize? --- However, there are really few storage options that work offline. This angle is still somewhat interesting. --- I'm a bit tired of hearing "data security" all the time. Every project says the same thing. --- Wait, it can run without network connection... If this can truly be implemented, it would definitely change the game. --- Is Walrus betting on offline scenarios taking off?

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